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t, V i i.Ui KESGIVES ffillSKT Dr. W. H. Foulkes at the First : Prjjjyterian Church Makes Classification of Forces He ? Says Working for Liquor. "The World Rulers of This Darkness" Was . the subjoct of the evening sermon delivered by Dr. William Hiram Foulkes t the First Presbyterian church last evening. He took his text from Epbest ns vl:12, and spoke In part' as follows: "In the dramatization of ': Conkn Doyle's 'Sherlock Holmes, the interest gathers about thei.Tgrim and-sinister per sonallty of; old Moriarty, the arch c'rhri- lnal of. London, .who, 'Bitting at the cen ter cf his web, reached out and touched t and controlled the crime of the world's , metropolis. Hugo in his 'Lea Miserable ' portrays a similar picture in the den of Thenardicr,', the' clever and desperate lULuiuUi ?.. criminal of Paris. Every consistent picture of the real .life of any lty has to ray heed to the underworld; to reanzn that there ia an organized kingdom of darkness. . . . . Kingdom of Darkness, ' ;"It is an appropriate figure fortne .. underworld--tha - kingdom - of , darkness t'nllke worldly kingdoms it has a psychological and not' a' geographical domain. It is not bounded by lakes and oceans; It is not divided by rivers and mountains;, it is- not discoverable as con tinents and hemispheres, -' It is bounded by the carnal ambitions and.selflah pur poses of men; It Is divided, from the kingdom of light by Insurmountable moral barriers; it is-discoverable only in the actions, plans and institutions of men. Its .domain is tho human heart, There is no darkness half so black with 'a domain ha'f o wide as thitt'pf the : unrenewed human heart T want to 1U lustrate the power and domain of, this kingdom of darkness. , a ; i "Associated Press to Evil Xgue. v "The world rulers of this darkness are careful to ,ke.ep their kingdom before men. The great -Associated Press that v has wrought such a mighty work in dis seminating information has never yet cleared itself of the charge; of being hand in glove with the kingdom 6f dark- ! ness. It is one of. the - world rulers Ot this 'darknesSi v-.' ''-"''': - - "it is far more plausible to think of evil as being sporadic end unorganised. The- roan -who -ateps out-from behind the tree and holds you ejp 'the mur derer who kills and escappB-the dyna miter who wows-up buildings and kills Innocent men the libertine who ruins . young womenthe- Joyrider who kills and 1 evades punishment These we would be glad toi believe, are leach working In dependently hut 'they ..are all loyal sub Jects of the kingdom of farknessr In ..most esses they have been , drinking at v the Bame poisoned fountain the licensed - sajoon, grill op-roadhoue.- Kule ' Asaoclatloi'v:' i "A company of benevolent gentlemen! many of whom stand high . in our fi nancial aiid social circles, have' orga nized a "Home Rule Association..; It is beautiful to see ; the concern displayed. for our homes, our boys and our girls, by this worthy association, Nothing will ever be permitted -ta crowd out the interests of the home by Mils benevolent -association, except business considera tions. These men earnestly contend that they have no connection" with the odious liquor traffic: They ere engaged in a philanthropic, w.ork In' the Interest of humanity but are. ln.no way trying 1 to promote the cause of the liquor .. forces. "- . ' . . . ". Who Zs Paying Xxpensesf v "Who is paying; for all this billboard , advertising:? v-Who is importing' and paying this gallant army of colonels and majora and perhaps ministers, who are coming, from the east to 'save us from the terrible ills Of prohibition and to keep us safe folded In- the loving em- , brace of. the licensed saloon? - Are all these mighty men Just passing throught p Is the Oregon Home Rule association, entirely independently tf ' the -liquor fVrafflc, paying their J5xpensesoutof.its owir purse? Are we'going- to believe' . the stuff that the liquor trafflo has ' nothing to do with the Home Rule as sociation which ia fathering the amend ment which, if passed, would .be. the greatest boon for the liquor 'men of Oregon? t.'X, v.A.Srj- v. . , Xiiinor Xs Season. .' '. ""What has happened in' many a year? v Some, otherwise intelligent and person--4lly respectahje men, whose names ap pear as "Homo Rulers," may, bellev , that they are not interested in the liquor traffic, but if they are stupid enough to believe that , their movement is not, soul and body, -a liquor movement we 7 are-not deceivod,- .: ; '.: " .'" -f zVWho are s,om of the world rulers of this darkness? Let me name some - classes of men:- First, corrupt officials who have sworn to be rulers of , this i land of liberty toehforce the laws and " administer them. How many crimes, If . traced to their, source,-could be laid at . the door of those who have sworn to ferret out crlmei ljttle'' bonder-that at times men become" so disgusted with f Kb mLaIji -.-amamm J 1 HI. ..I . V- that' ther rise" un in Wrath' nS t tempt for officer ofthe lawv.; The , very mention of some officials' names is a byword among lawbreakers and a : stench in the nostrils of decent people. ' ...:'.-.- nsMiesjBW'i'v,:!.!,-.!-,; ! i I "A second claBa of the wofld Tulera of this darkness .s composed , of, some " of our-big businpsa men, otherwise land , personally - decent, without firm and - fixed moral convictions for a city's con duct, who have -an answer for ' every moral movement,", for every attempt ta put the, screws on vies, "It-hurts busi ness.' ' . - "This last week on a train I sat oppo site a man In the diner who had his bottle Of ale. He looked at mv 'Oreeon ry button so insistently that I knew something was coming.-' Finally ' he leaned over and said: . 'I see you wear ing an -uregon Dry" button. .Are you n- pruiessionai " temperance lecturer or does the button represent your sentl ' ments?' I answered him that the but- von represented conditions for which I . desired to stand. . , ' ' ' A Traveling Convert, meaning r across the table, he said very unexpectedly W-IX-riend,-1 -am absolutely with you. It may seem to . be inconsistent for me to drink my ale. - I like it and frequently I drlnk.lt, but TT4 A..U1 IHB POLICtaOtDESS' COanPAHTT Ir Best for if Orrp-,rv win co dry I'll rmly five u UP for the sake of the stuto. All tt'9 mpannesis I pvpt knew I lt-ernfld 1" the Nu'k room of FoRarty's saloon .back in Ohio, that kppt. open after hours. The old companions have Rons to the d-'gs and I came near going there. I am a traveling man who covers this enure northwest and I have made a scientific, cold blooded study of the 'wet and dry' business, and I want to say that the whola country can't go dry too soon to suit me. If I had one of those buttons would wear it gladly." Gave Elm Kis Button. "As I gave him mine, promising to get another for mysnlf. he said, w hat makes me absolutely furious la the way tha biir huslnp.su men are putting aowara and business in front of the moral con sideration of life. The boys or tnis state and the girls are worth more than all the big business interests put to gether. "T An nnt snv that every business man must aeree wlthTne or be a rascal, but I-anr-willlng to say tDat me-ouaii- neso man who habitually meets every attempt to, secure any reform of exist ing evils by the phrase, 'It hurts busi ness,' is laying himself open to the charge of being in the close confidence of the world rulers of this darkness. "A third elasa of men of these ruiers 1st that certain few in every community whose wealth directly comes from the fruits of crime. The brewer wno rorces nls goods by fraud and evasion into territory hat is wy is as .crjmu,. his gains are 111 gotten. ; Of course, he wants home rule, saloon rule, brewers rule. ; ; ' :. V . o : '. ;v -;. " " ' "Anothpr ciaoa of world rulers or wus darknesa includes the' professional poli ticians, who are up In the air every camraln: Republicans today and Demo crats tomorrows always looking, to see where their bread IS butterea, 'street Corses fcoafers. , "The final group of men who are of the world's . rulers of darkness Includes the street corner joafers, who insult women and fill the air with, their filth. These ' good" for "nothing -sports are among the cohorts of the frorla rulers of this darkness., i1 ; t.'"?' '?"'- ' "How are these rulers exercising tneir soverelgntyT Never by the straightfor ward raising and meeting ,of an issue, but always" by evasion ana aoagtngv "An officer of the United States in ternal revenue service says that Miss Rrehm fearfully exasperated the num ber of illicit places for the sae of liquor. After his plausible explanations lave been toada. they learaornyTnrnn. d red houses Of ill fame and the like running without a city license. .Only 100! What a shocking admission! What a beautiful tribute to thejiuccess Of the license system!- What a wonderful trib ute to the ability of the model license league! . ,. ,-. '- TJoeant Pear Three ti. ..'.y "I am told that the world rulers of the darkness are going to pablish a list of men active in the temperance fight Who are doing evil things, renting prop erty for houses of ill fame, f Whoever the men are, let them be smoked outl They are going 1 to get club tickets for liquor signed by some temperance men.; "Let them proceed :at once and hurl that bomb; but let them be sure it Is not a boomerang; for men are get ting ueed. tft, their tactics of assassina tion of .reputation and even of parsons. The issue 1 laot going to be beclouded by the world rulers of this world point ing their fingers and . saying, "You're another'.' V -' ; - - , - r "roung .men. of the state of Oregon; are you subjeots of the .world rulers of this darkness?- to they depend upon your foe -ravenue f or, help. :tor . votes! Or are you among those wno have been translated out of the kingdom of dark ness into the kingdom of light, and who are.w4JUng to fight the good fight of faith -Wntil victory cbm ea?"- , CONGREGATIONALISTS ' MEET; 14TH TRIENNIAL Boston,' Mass., Oct 10. Several thou-il sand delegates and visitors are In Bos ton to attend the fourteenth triennial meeting of the national council of Con gregational ' church.'-'whlch will hold forth In this city during the ensuing 10 days. The educational, publication, min isterial aid and hOme and foreign mis sionary societies-of the denomination are to hold their annual meetings In connection - with tha council, giving a program of great interest : One of the most notable features will be the ob servance of the centenary of the organ isation of the American board of com missioners fof..vforei(a"alMiOM.--,-x;-At this celebration, which will begin tomor row , and continue' over several days, addresses wrlir be made by representa tive s ILronxjnoieUjAaliO-jniaa organizations. r . : ' INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS -0F.HUMANECW0RKERS Washington, D. C, Oct. 10. -Delegates from the principal countries of Europe and America are in Washington to take part in the International Human eon gress. The sessions were formally opened today and will continue until the nd of the week.-, The American Humane association, of which President Taft Is lhe honorably president is-the host 6f the congress. The proceedings of the first three days are to be de voted 'exclusively to subjects relating to children and the remaining three days to animals. One of the interesting fea tures of the gathering is an exhibition ol many articles of interest in connec tion with the movement for the proteo- tlon of children and animals, .. . - Cuyahops Ooonty'g -Centennial. - Cleveland, Ohio, Oct : 10-A week's celebration of the centennial ofCuya hoga county was ushered in this morn ing with the firing of salutes, the ring ing of bells and the blowing of whistles, Thn. entire city Is handsomely decorated In honof -of the occasion; and thousands of visitors are already here to share the feettvlttes. The dedication of the new $3,000,000 courthouse will be one of the big events of the celebration. . Street pageants, , a water carnival,, fireworks, historical exercises and Aeroplane flight over Lake Erie will fill out the week. 1 ' Philadelphia's New Line . Philadelphia, Oct 10 The sailing of the steamship - Montana from - this port today marks the establishment of a new steamship freight service between Phil adelphia and Havre, France, . . The new service will te maintained by the Atlan tic Transportation company. . Monument to Zollicoffcr. Bomers'et, ky.'i Oct 10.With certmo nles appropriate to the occasion, a beau tiful marble slab was erected near here today -to -markr the spot Where" "General Zolllcof fer the noted Confederate- lead er, fell in the battle of Mill Springs on January 19, 1862. " Home Office t COBBSTT BXTrxsnco, POBTLASTD, OEEaOy. A.. Iw MILLS. . ..... .Prenldnnt L. SAMUEL. .General Mannsfei" CLARKNCE S. SAMUEL. Asst. Mgr.- Oreg'oniano lii'rii&a'lli! II ATliOGIil r ' ' '' , Largest Yields in State's Apple History Reported by Growers. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) ! . Hood River, Or., Oct 10. The apple season Is on in earnest' at Hood River. Hundreds of pickers and packers are at work gathering the crop and preparing it for market . Some of the largest yields recorded in the history of the Oregon apple Industry are being made this year, " Mr, Avery pwked 3 6 boxes of Spits from one tree' and estimates that there are still 10 boxes on the top of the tree. '-. ' . ' ' The largest apple tree fn Hood River valley measures 68 Inches in clrcumfer- ertce and Is bearing: most pfoliflcally. The beet apple picking record ever made in the Hood River valley has Just -been made by A.' I. Mason, wno began picking arjDles on the 21st day of Sentember and finished on the 6th day rof October, and who- lost two days on account of rain, placed . 10,000' boxes of apples in his apple house. ; Mr. Mason stated that he had made, a large saving, by placing a large crew In the orchard and making a short season of It, on account or pre serving the apples that wrould have been windfalls under ordinary conditions. Mr. Mason hag the largest apple pack ing house' in the state.- A spur of the railroad is built into the building. Tho shortage of apple boxes is working some damage to the growers. About 175 cars f "apples "have been fprwarded from Hood River this season, together with 16 cars of peatl.V'il!;" t IN "CAMEO KIRBr ' Story of Gambling Days on the ; Mississippi River Told in : Play at Baker. -v. . . By A.. I , There never was . a s time whea the gallantry and honor, of southern gentle men and the beauty and charm of gen tlewomen of the south did not exert a snell all their own and "Cameo Kir- by" at the Baker this weekvls a splendid type of play built on these foundation stones. j . - ; - ,....., ... Tha itnn 1a la lil In thn. ever fas cinatlna- .environs Trit'i New ' Orleans In the days when professional 'gamblers of hlrh and low caste made tneir nvmg kambllng with wealthy southern gentle men on the MlaMssippi, river boats, xne hero is one Eugene Kirby; called Cam, eo t ro.m the number of these ornaments which he wears, rile is accused of ruin ing John Randall and causing his death, as well as killing another in a duel. Young Randall seeks his life and to escape his pursuer, Camera takes refuge in the' first open window he' sees. It Is the Randall home and he Is aided bv Adele Randall without either know inir who the other is. It is love at first sight and the basis of the remain ina: complications and exciting situa tlona which finally clear Cameq in the last act when the curtain falls on the situation of his leaving to begin his life over' a (tain. Thomas MclJimle was delightful as Cameo Klrby from his winsome smile to the quiet dignity and force of his heavier scenes. In the lighter moments hla comedy was delightful and his por trayal of the role Is easily the finest thing he has donewith the Baker com pany, The part of Adole.' although not ex acting, became one of moment In the hands of Miss Alice Flemmlng, who was altogether lovely in her simplicity and 1 perfect womanliness; To John Burton fell the first laugh of the piece and he reaped a rich har vest of them, for as Larkln Bunce, Cameo's partner, of mple proportions, he is-as perfect a character as could be imagined. , John-Sherman gave an unusually good portrayal and deserves special ered It for his handling of young Randall. The remainder of the company was all well cast. With . Deautlful scenery. Cameo Kirby is an exceptional stock offering. i "Arizona" at the Bungalow. Popular priced road attractions were inaugurated with a rush at the Bunga low yesterday When "Arlsona," the Au gustus Thomas comedy-drama, played to two record houses. The theatre was full to capacity both at the matinee and the evening shows, and It was an auspicious first day for the new home of popular priced. road attractions. "Arisoha" is always' an attractive piece and the presentation of that other Thomas play, "The Witching Hour," the previous week, gave it even- added in terest ' The company is an excellent one on the whole and In It-were many old friends whd hatfe helped to give the interest! western play-Hs past repu tatlon.; Frank Campbells Is one of these in the role of Henry Canby, while Frank Paytori, Jack Ferris and Roy Gor don are well remembered nere from pre vious appearances. Alma Bradley made hearts beat and pulses-throb as Bonlta, the rancher's pretty daughter, while Ed ward1 Farrell as Lieutenant Denton, had his audiences with him from the start. As a; rousing and likable play "Arizona" more than holds its own. - . - - - ' r-- T . '.I DUKE OF CONNAUGHT . . ' OFF FOR SOUTH AFRICA London, Oct "10. The Duke, of Con naught, accompanied by the Duchess of Connaught and a numerous suite, sailed from Southampton today for South Af rica to open the first" parliament of the union ; of South Africa at : Capetown. Their royal highnesses are making the ,trlp on the Union Castle liner Dalmoral Castle, with the cruiser Defence as an escort .Capetown wlll.be reached Octo ber 81. 4 Berlin University Centennial, Berlin, Oct. 10. The centennial cele bratlon . of the university of Berlin, which began today with imposing cere monies,, has attracted to this city large and most distinguished gathering men and women.' .The delegation from the - united 1 States - Is headed by Dr Arthur .T. Hartley of Tale.- Canada' has a .representative present. In the person or i..oru Ktrathcona, wno is represent- ing, -McGlll university of MontreaL BEAUTY OF SOUTH J ournal Want A3t .bring .reaul'ta,. " . - i ItLSFilO GET OREGOIl DATA Parke West, Chicago Newspa per Editor,1 Here to Study Agricultural Situation. Interest In farm lands of the Pacific northwest, particularly of Oregon, has grown to such an extent in Chicago that the Chicago Record-Herald has as signed Parke West, editor of its depart ment of country lands and industrial promotion, to make a painstaking study oi me agricultural situation out here to gatner data with which a answer hun dreds of Inquiries that nour Into its ornce every day, Mr. West snent Sun- flay in Portland as a guest of the Port land Press club and left last night for VJgaen, Ltan. , . . Since I have been hnhnobhinir with ana looKlnir into the treat crob lem of irrigation I have picked up some vaiuawe information for my deoart rnent, ' he said. : "This is surely a, mar velous country; No wonder you fellows tout here are consistent, boostera.- Be cause fcam in a position to know, I want to say that Oregon Js , the mo8t)taiked about siate in the union at present The great majority of Inquiries from pros pective land buyers affect this state. If every one who asks for information con cernlng pregon should suddenly decide to nack 'nn - anil wouldn't beYarge enough to hold thera.l 1 -nave also made' a deen studv of dry farming. It is an interesting sub ject. I am now., ready to return with enough data to satisfy the most skepti cal buyer. "They speak of Minneapolis as a well lighted city. I think Portland leads that city by several miles when it comes to lights." Mr. West attended - the . fifth sDr Farming congress and exposition at Spokane. October 8-6, to enlarge his fund of information, He is now bound homeward. - ; -r POSTMASTER OF ATHENA IS SERIOUSLY , ILL t Nil ,(Srclil IXapitca in Th IrmroaL Athena, Or.,' Oct.. 10. Postmaster L. A. Glthens of this city ,1s very 111 with Blight's disease and very little hope is held out for his recovery. Mr. Githens' health has been failing for several years and for: the .last year he has been up rOTORCARS '.WE ARE NOW SELLING 1911; MODELS Ftank C. Riggs Cornell Road, Twenty-third and Washington Streets OREGON igl THE MAN K4 . M,, - j viwho owns li r ' " ir.'Ay-'-A'-:" ,-i''';. -' Hotel-ScattlcrPioncer Square-Seattle $400,000.00 recently spent on its interior.. All furnishings and ' " - appointments new, modern and splendid. - ' HEADQUARTERS FOR PORTLAND TEOPLE." Hotel Oregon, Portland, Oregon Both hotels conducted by Messrs. Wright & Dickinson THE IMPERIAL Oregon's Greatest Hotel 850 ROpMS, 104 SUITES. With Private Batha . ' , NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING . , MODERATE RATES PHIL METSCHAN & SONS. Props. itm mm A. : t' - , i 'I v i'li'l'H ' AXTD WA8KZKQTOXT , . ' OPENED JUNE 1908 A..Hotel In the vefy jieart of Portland's activity: modem to every ' respect. Rates .1.00 .and up- Moderate price .Restaurant in- connection - i , VX -rr.::Xi Q. IWTZASB, Seoretary .and Maaag-er'. ';v.; f.'C TM13 PORTLAND, OR. ; Satopean Visa '; ' Modern Kaitanrnat. PORTLAND T anil clown, and it was thought that one of his. attacks was going to prove fatal, Cut he recovered to a certain extent and tried to take his old utand In the post office, but lie soon became 111 again and lias been very sick for the past two months. Tiie last few days he has been growing worse and If It continues he cannot last long. However, his son Herald Is now'ln charge of the office. Hate Inquiry In North Pakota. Aberdeen, S. D.. Oct. 10. An Inquiry wae begun by the Interstate commerce commission here today Into the. rates on grain and grain products into Chi cago, St. - Paul, Minneapolis and Du- luth over the St Paul, with the Chicago & Northwestern, the Great Northern, the Northern Pacific, the Boo Line and other roads. . ' Dlx-Townsend Wedding. Kew York, Oct. lO.-'-One of the most notable 1 weddings, that . New .York has seen this fall took place today in Grace v. iixin's, sir, can be best selected -, - .. . 1 .''' "Where You Gei itie Dress Shirts Dress Suits . : WASHINGTON; STREET,-NEAR Our Driver? Arc All Deaf,Dumb and Blind Concerning the people who are riding behind. Taxicab It MAIN 98 HOTELS -t J (LisLfl BUM V a. - V THE CORNELIUS ' ', - .' The House of Welcome" ' CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS ; . Beginning May 1 our rates will be as follows: Out side back rooms, $1 per day; single front rooms, $1.50 per day, , Our omnibus meets ay trains, Portland's Newest and Most Up-to-Date Hotel ,C W. CORNELIUS ' , H. E. FLETCHER Proprietor . . Manager - ' ' - ' 'l- - - Jl" - - - . .. a Keadqnartwrs foi Soorists and Com. merclal Travelavs. Special rates made ingle gentlemen. Tbe manajemert will be pleased at all times to ahow ?oome and ' give prices. : A modern Turkish bath e tnbllahment ia tat hoteL .. - K. O. Bowers. Urr. church, whr-n If.riss Josephine V."l'...r spoon Townnd bcam tha brilo of John Adams Rix. Tha bride la a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townswnd. who are among the leaders of fashion able society In the .metropolis. Mr. Dix P- rr. r r Silk and Opera Hats $7.50 Dress Ties . .... 50c $2.00 to Dre'ss Gloves ... $2.00 to $35 - Electric M Will Make Toast, Hot Cakes, Boil Water or Make Coffee and Per-: form Much Other Useful Service , Electric. Store Alder Street at Seventh Is tl.i' rr-n of ! i gan Dix. t'nn rctr.r i f He is ain a gtan.-s-.n ernor Jolin A. IMs. tin ! Republican nomir.ca f. year. ryyiiiiaVjiKiVDiij-' Covey Motor Car Co. Seventh 23d Ccucli Streels Best to $10 to 75c $3.00 $3.00 to $50 f see uur u Window Display! FIFTH A : w to?es 'V